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$1,000. 900
OMAHA
WATER WORKS
Six Per Cent.
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds.
DENOMINATION $1,000 EACH
Principal due July 1, 1907. Coupons payable January
and July 1.
PAYABLE AT TIE OFFICE OF THE FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY NETWORK,
TRUSTEE FOR THE BoNDHoLrERs.
ISSUED BY
The American Water Works Co.

The sale 103 and Interest, sub
jeet TO advance without notice. the abovedescribed
81 5000 of tho American Water Works Company
the franchise and property OF tho
Water Works at Omaha Nebraska
These bonds are part loan Of Of
which $500 placed in trust with tho Farme Loau
and Trust Company for the purpose OF retiring
an equal of old bonds outstanding as soon a.
they and the remaining $1,000 are de-
posed In with the company to be issued AFTER
1885, be required to defray the actual cash
OF water mains and Other additions 10 the
plant present however the entire Indebtedness of
will be only $200OOO0 which the annual
interest charge will amount to $4,000.
The gross company tho ensuing year on
basis present applications and contracts will exceed
5000 00 and the rate OF increase for the past
three the basis of July l. 1883
will be less than s25000o annum but there every
indication that the Increase this year will DO
before the having added 6o4 new
consumers months ending July J. 1887 a.
compared with $50 for the 1885.
The for the viii approx
$4,000 and after interest and all other charges
there surplus of $50 Ooo exclusive Of
increase In earnings beyond existing contracts
BY express provision OF the mortgage part Of the
bonds trust he Issued uniess the net income
Is more pay thereon in addition
bonds previously issued and then only actual cost
Of extensions exceeding 81 90 900 any month.
present of Omaha not less than 100000
OF 10 600 since 1890 when the works were con-
this remarkable has not only required
company make extensions but will
necesate the removal o. the pumping station to place
i've miles distant from che location where sum
Client for settling basins can be obtained
those Kansas City the water works at Omaha
extensive under private management In tho
United States Tho Importance OF Omaha CONNER cial
shown by tho bank exchanges at the Clearing
House the being OF those Of Cleveland. In
aanapo Columbus Denver and nearly equal to Detroit
and Minneapolis aud larger than those OF Nav England
Boston and Providence and greater than the COM
bned olearnss Of the banks Portland Maine Worcester
and Springfield. Massachusetts
The bonds being engraved meet the
OF the NewYork Stock Exchange anc practicable
application will admit them TO dealings at that
and when placed the list they will not only have
ready market but will doubtless steadily advance In value
Pending the delivery bonds before Sept
l. 1887 certificates denomination OF 5000 each will be
issued by Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of New
York. winch will the force and security as the
bonds and smaller the undersigned will give
temporary receipts
We commend these bonds conservative Investment for
funds mortgage other papers DO
at respective Offices.
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Diuiaeno Notices.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES

EXECUTIVE OFFICES
AMERICAN ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ,
NEw-Y DIRK, July IL. 1887.
At A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
n tho American Electric Manufacturing Company held TO-
day the regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
HALE PER CENT declared payable Monday,
August Is next all stockholders OF record Saturday
transfer books close from Saturday August 1887 to
Monday, August is, 1877. both days inclusive
II. f. IRVINE, Treasurer.
TIKI DENVER AND RIO GRASpE RAILROAD CoMrASY.)
AZ wILLIAM-sT. 7
dividend NO. 1.
The Board OF this day declared dividend OF
two Preferred Capital Stock out
OF the Company now IN It's treasury pay
able Jnv l.. 1897 -, $500.
The the Preferred stock will close for this
purpose on the y0th day Juns. ats O'Clock and
opsn on the morning Of July II.
~ ~ " WILLIAM WAGNER.
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1nstrurtion.

Jnstrnrtion.
For Bows and Young Meu-Country.
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehe.d, NJ.
F ZOE g. c eaAhBhS HH H. Principal
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AUCTION sALES-eutureD Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctsoneees.
1ii3 Main street.
fNRuSTEE,S SALE on PROPERTY

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
4 ON ST. PETERS AND CHARITY
sTREEls.-By virtue Of q deed OF trust dased
July n, 1876, executed by Richard Parsons
and wife 70 tie undersigned trustee, ana re-
corded In the Richmond Chancery Court, 10
Deadlock l3i A, page 81. conveying CERTAIN
real ettate In trust TO secure the payment OF
certain note, aud whereas default has Deeu
made. md being required go TO 40, VIII seH'
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. August II. lSsi.
at 4 O'Clock r. NJ, the following ktAL E,TAlb:
That LOT OF LAND In the city OF klch'
mond commencing on the west line oil NJ. Pc
ters street, 132K feet north OF BAKER stree.
ana running norihwardly along st. Peters
street IN feet. and running between pafailei
l,rcs win Baker street 100 feet
Also. all that certain LOT OF LAND In tae
city Of Richmond commencing at point on
the north line Ct Charity street, 80 feet west
yardly from Its intersection With the west Hue
OF II. Paul street, then running nortnwardiy.
rsssing through the centre OF the division Ea't
ar narfiticn which divides the tenements Nos.
als and 2OS o distance Of I0S feet. thence west
wsrdly a distance Of about 30 feet 20 the line
which separates this property from ito proper
~ on the west, thence along tho said line dts
tance OF i0S feet mere or less, % the North lina
Of sald Charity street, thence along said line
In al eastern line about 20 feet. more or LEES.
10 The point Of beginning. -
TtIys: Cash a. TO expenses OF sale AID sSlj
with interest thereon from July 20, 1857, an !
the residue az announced at sals.
L. z. BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN Il Co, AuctIoneer.
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A WE'LL AND CONVENIENTLY
LOCATED sH.FACT0RY AND AP-
puRTENhScEs FOR SALE.

AT the reduest Of the beneficiary under decd
of trust executed on .be 2lst May, 1885. by eorge
Il. CLARK, and now OF record In the clorK's onico
81 Niddiesex county. Va. shalt, as trustso
oaIed In aid deed, sell the FisH-FAcro.Y
AND IT'S APPURTENANCES located on fisa-
,ng bay and Jscksons creek, In Midjiessx
county, Va. at saiuda, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2t. 1877.
II neon chat being County-Cour. day. q. pno-
lc auction 10 tho highest bidder, for cash. Tho
TRACT OF LAND ON which the said factory -
ocafed. containing 5 ACRES, will be sold si.n
he factory. This factory II Well located ana -
10 good order and we'll equipped with al no.
eesafy fixtures, consisting OF steam-Pipes, 4
AID Boiler. Oi-Tanks aBd Drying Wnaryes.
curse Boats Oil Barrsls. Tools. storage
Houses, &C., &C. This property 10 located near
he mouth Of Plarkatank river, within MY
miles CT the eapes
~ can leave Baltimore by steamer Avalon
Light street wharf, foot Of Camden street,
shlch leaves Baltimore every sunday, tues.
day, and Thursday ut 8 O'Clock 7. D., AM
reacf es JacEson's wharf the next day ~
,sayine Jscison's wharf at O'Clock r. N. The
ac,ory Is about one mile from said wharf, =
man with q good boat Will DO az me wnAn
avery boat-day TO take any party 70 tue tscsosy
ard re;nrB him n time for return ulp o.
inss on tLis land 70 accommodates the manager
ard bis family aud al the hands empioyed "
The afoveldescribed properly oners . great
lpducement u any one with snail cspi.ai -
Tor CRY rrb-scrsp = iimissd Only By me snouos
rcurh ard cured and commands eho caen -
az tinser. Under reasonable management :
large end prontable business can % aone - =.
.prirs spd snmnsE. and No oyster po' y
~ Fer ~ f.rsSsr inlosnss,oa call q 81 chames.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SUNDAY. AUGUST d. 1887

with family that did not know .
single word OF Spanish or any other
but their mother tongue. After living
there fourteen months he Was sen!
to Philadelphia and placed in charge OF
private tutor, in the study OF chem
istry and the natural sciences, OF which
be was very fond. He remained IN the
Quaker City two and half years. aud
then went home, where he resided Two
Yeas. From Nicaragua his next sep
WIS TO Paris. In the French cap'tai
be entered the College Of France as a
student. During his stay OF three
years he heard some OF the apiest
men in the world lecture on the
subjects of his inquiry. Mr.. Guz-
man then returned home to Nicara-
qua on a short vacation. He next
proceeded to Philadelphia, where he
entered jefferson Medical College Us
student of chemistry and medicine.
This YVES in 1879. de pursued his
studies ut the medical college for three
years, ard WAS graduated in the spring
of 1882 with the degree OF NJ. ID. tie
married daughter of the Rev. O. II.
Ewing, of Philadelphia, soon after.
Guzman then returned to Nicaragua
and settled down to the practice OF his
profession, in which he was success
fully engaged to within few weeks ago.
1t is an open secret that the people
and Government of Nicaragua are not
only fayorably disposed but anxious
that On inter-ocean canal should be
constructed through her territory and
thus connect the waters OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans by the shortest
route. Nicaragua desires that this
great work should be undertaken by
citizens of the United States, giving
the Government at Washington, the
most powerful on this continent, an IN
terest in promoting and, so far as may
be found desirable, regulating the vast
traffic between the Old and New Worlds
which would result from the compile
ton of the desired improvement.
Minister Guzman comes charged to
further and encourage this important
project. to which he pointedly alluded
npon the presentation OF his creden-
tails to President Cleveland. The Pre-
sident in response expressed himself
heartily in favor of the construction OF
the canal and its completion at as early
day as possible.
DR.. Guzman is gentleman OF com
handing appearance, fully six feet IN
stature, and of fine physical proper,
lions. He is OF dark complexion, and
has black hair and eyes. The Minister
from Nicaragua is cordial and hearty IN
his speech, and carries himself In a
coUrtly manner.
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Tie Moan OF the Attic.
BY MARGARET J. PRESTON.

Hsye pity upon us. o, tender God!
We slrivei and faint; we pine away
Under the glare that derce and broad,
Beats with Its merciless, scorching ray
lotto our throbbing brains; that dries
All power TO weep from our parching eyes,
And leaves US no bres tn wherewith TO pray
All, pity US, patientGodl
Men pity US not: they 60 their ways,
Famed by the breeze OF sea and shore;
Stee ling In mountain shaces their days,
Making life wholesome 10 its core;
While we've toll In our want and woe,
The tiles above and the bricks below,
our children a-gasp on the erimy noor,
instead OF the grassy ways.
We think. with q craze. Of the years gone by,
Or ever We trod city street.
How childishly happy We USED 10 Do
On the edge Of the clover, purple-sweet:
When The heat Of the summer nooas was
strong.
How we at by the brook as It slid along,
And dabbled our bare and dusty feet
While the bees went buzzing by.
And II madcens US: for our children VIC moan,
Nohope In their eyes: Gould We but see
A field Of clover before It's mown,
OR wallow In grass beneath ssme tree.
And freshen our feet In the clean. Wet sand,
And gurgle the water through our hand,
Ard hes the hum Of q bumbe-bee,
Cr slt On y tnocSy osoho'
"Twould seem like Heaven! land when We
tell,
For auieting Of their gaunt despair,
How their playmaies whose died, have gone to
Mid mowers and fruits and crystal air.
no Won wonder then, as We hear them say.
As they often do. I'm q frenzisd way.
Dear Godi-if He only would take as
there."
Do you wonder our bosoms swell.
Alb. plying Christi Thou once vert child
And felt the screenings OF Egypt's sun,
And saw how Thy mothers face 20 mild,
Grew sad with ruth for her holy ono
Re mercifuI l-nove the hearts OF men
10 care that our children breathe again
The air Thy bounty denies 70 mono
Thou who vert human childi
The world h 20 vide. q gresa "a hEoa1.
And nuno a Is )Deic1. oloeo- pon3 beao61h
r.: ;ss'ss'is ;l 81 81 s - =
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SEQUEL TO sightseeing tn Rirh'
mOnd."
fFor the Dlspatcb.l

an really very sorry
That sequel musL add
To nv verses of last Sunday,
Which made many persons mad.
Now ] think IL H. pity
That thing that's zone In fun
Should create such angry feelings
as these simple lines have done.
There's the pretty, blushing damsei,
Who doth keep the factory books,
Declares had no business
TO criticise her looks.
And that foreman-oncc so pleasant
holds himself 20 much aloof
That you wonder when you SEQ him
II he'd like to raise the roof.
But they say he dresses neater,
Wears a waistcoat and n collar.
SO Of course higher wash-Dili
Forhim will surely follow;
And I'm glad because his anger
Nearly melted me to tears,
Ard I'd yet give something handsome
dust 10 box that toremau'S cas-.
Then the girls-the operatives
Working on the "tony foor,"
In n perfect state OF fury
Made a mighty loud uproar.
| did not think when writing
That the " cap' would III 30 clo;e,
But since they choosc 10 wearit,
TLey ale welcome 10 the dOac.
Sol thank them for their kindness
And heir courtesy 10 me;
But that I'll rel pay, with iuierest,
They shall in the future see.
IN the dreary months OF winter,
When I've nothing else to do,
with my pen and ink 10 aid me,
Twin pay the debt owe.
I've teen with them in their work-time,
Ihaye seen hem In their fun.
Seen them I'm the early morning,
Seen them when the day was DONE
have seen them at their parties
"Trip the "light. fantastic toe
And later on III tell them
W. f. L.
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SALE OF A VALUA-

fURUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
BILE TRACT or LAND IN KING VII
LIAM COUNTY, VA, DESCRIBED IN Ittt
pEFD OF TRUST AS CONTAINING il3 ACRE.
sECODs AND % PEkCHES.-By virtue q a
certain deed Of trust from jerome D. GraybiH.
a Philadelphia, Pa, dated ths 9th day OF jay,
1854, ard duly recorded In the CLERKS olfico o.
King william County Court, aud defan',
having been made In tue paymen. 0s tho DOB
thereby secured, and teing required so 10 %
BY the beneficiary. l shall SELL Of the coui :
houte u King William county. OH
SATURDAY. AUuCsr ~, 1s5r,
81 70 O'Clock NJ. ALL THAT CknraiS PAh-
CEl. OR TRACT OF LAND. together With al.
the improvements thereon, descrined IN sai !
deed as containing by recent survey AIS acres
SO rods and u perches, and adjoining the
lands Of Robert K Lee, Henry Bel. the Rich
mond. York River and Chesapeake rlilsoa1.
and the Pam unkey river.
1BRNe: IL win bc sold - "a entirety. DO me
same ore o. Iess Caah a. 70 ths expenses q
sale and drawing apd recording Of deet Of
trust-eay. e1o-spd eloo - - the sum =:
S80s9, With Interest ffom Nc M day of July.
1874. - tbe ~ q ~ cent W AMMAN eat
=; = .s sss'sss g s nsss Z z !
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,>1 AysIIsy ! 81 q = xsss.: 49,
ByN. ~. Dowss
Real Eseaso Auce>coe0t
nichmonds We
THE FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS
OF VIRGINIA AT AUCTION.

In pursuance Of two dccrsss d Ne usies4
Virginia ain the matter Of 4 c. Terdy. ean1.
s and saiss s q xps s &c !:
the Chancery Cocrt of Tie city Of RtA9ee4
In the suit Of "a Bslrs sdminisrator - Pslee
and ala" entered the va Of April - "
win soil at O'Clock y. n. on
WEDNESDAY. August n. ISL.
on the premises, BY putlic sucsios, ne nessd
HOT STRINGS or Virginia. situated 10 80
county, Va, and embracing. beetdss We yssqe.
LAND, much Of which h very vulusnae sos
grazing and agricultural purposes.
The curative properties Of the waters Ok ne
Hot springs are equal. II not superior. 70 shose
Of tho famous Hot Springs OF Arkansass eno
their REPUTATION e. extensive. -
The ECTEL ard COTTAGES are N TOO
conSition. with q capacity 70 sccommoiaee
FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS. and me rAHa
BUILDINGS arc good and Of sams'ens guam
tty. a.. ..,.,-ss>o
Werm Springs Valley, rnrivsllsd tor the beauty
OF its scenery and for heaifhfulness. ana ems
braces innnmerable springs Of Innn.' vssss"sL
tios. they arc the only hot springs east o. Ne
Mississippi river, ana must necessarily % we
great resort Of all persons LIVING 70 me Ausnuc
States WHO seek perm auent relief nom rhsu-
m at!sm govt. aud scrofula.
,,V,,ea earth.hea,ed mineral waters ere, IN
deed, q stream OF gold going IN large peSS
waste down this beautiful valley. ~ =. sus -
can and willie changed into what nssnrc "
,epctd AZ should be-a fountain OF hsatrtO
he sufferer and Of wealth 20 the owner We
sball have tie foresight and courage 70 gropet.
ly improve tho property, converting II tuto
sanitarium that would nave ~ Doussu"s"s
visitors every day In the year.
These Springs are located on TIE route OF ING
proposed Warm-Spripgs Valley railroad. wn,cn
Will Il IA confidently believed. ne consuuctcv
Ia the near future. ms prsperv nsrns
srrip,ior. but the euctionesr Will tske pies
sure IN giving any information thas may 90 ces
sired. -
ooe. tro. and TIRE. years. In equal instslmentss
with Interest from the day Of eale and thc we
retained by the Court until all the purchases
money shall have been paid r q,
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR.,
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
w T.. SINS,
commi.sioners OF United states Court;
A. 1. BOULWARE,
j. z. COOKE,
Commissioners OF ChaDccry Soufs
n. W. BowE, Auctioncer.
Halls ADMINISTRATOR, PLAISrivv, AGAINST
PRICES txkcuIsM asp AIS, Dssss DAN =,
In rug CnANcERy COURT OF The CITY OF
RICHMOND.
I. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
October q, tss6. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lith day oi octo'
Der, 1885. bENJhsiN H. bsnni
~ sa,su, notwithstanding cierk.
BY Qusrles & Mccurdy
aud
n. W. Eowe,
Real Es,ate Auctioneers,
Richmond. Va.
THE HEALING SPRINGS.
IN BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on
TIE PREMISES,
THURSDAY. AuGusr X, 1851,
BETWEEN THE HOURS OF IL AND
O'CLOCK.
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lsrwosTu VS.. wEIGnr-Is GoocnLAsD CiS-
CUT COURT.
/, p. g. Miller. deputy clerk OF Goochianl
Circuit Court, certify that the bono reluirtu ..
ne special commissioners IA tho aboye ca1s9
~ decree therein Of April 4. 1897, has Dsea
duly given.
,sS7 e. MILLER.
su1s Deputy CLERK.